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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-02
GENERAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT 711I1' ~ -

MOTOR.
To all whom Il may concern:
Notice Is hereby given, that Ia aoaordanoe WIN
rue iollowing rule no permission win be grained
70 gig into any OF tho htreats alleys or public
pseS q IDS city between December l, 1851, and
NuLs l3.-"So permit shall be granted to any
OF persons, hrm or o,p oratiou 10 dig into
klfset alley or public place OF tho city tor any
pulposc WHATEVER, except In caso OF extreme no
Sesstty o. which tho Board snail DO the sole JUDGE
auIihs tna period covered by and including the
n.ss aay OF Decemher o.! my year aud the lrst dsy
OF sa'ch Of tho saccocdiug Sear.,' -
eGfsons contemplating baldlng, or those In.
enl in9 70 put In natural gas artificial gas waier
o. seHer connections, hal better have tho same
Iun into their premises at once, 10 - :. = =
~ Fa9 BY order Of tho IN
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
J. Il. LANCASTER, Clerk. mol
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I. is mistake to uso mics ID bait for
eatieh. II is equally improper to attempt
to allure the lsmprsy with bits Of mutton.
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EOR- RENT,

ronr Rooms II, rear pa,t u $50 Main street, 81,
irwo Rooms, 1914 AOotis greet. 10 90. .FJftI.
rwo Rooms, o. rwtnty.thlrd ksieet, 81 %.
Thfcc Rooaed Ho,hs on E.eyell ltIeet oas! Of
baltimore BtrCct, 500 -'s'F'1'tf ~ t-.'s'
JAME9tA.. * HnsHY, 10
Real Mtatc Agent. U. q. Pension tnd Claim AZ
tprncv. 'clectIr mn Notar, thbin. GOV
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Qaesn Victoria hlo lcnt her favorite dog.
Juat her luck! She won't have to pay q
liesnss fec any more. its $
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Tho young man who has nothing better
70 do than to kill time would do vol to
begin by killing himoeli.
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NpITISBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 7sT.
4 Loul1 RAILWAY CO-psnhsudle R,n;o
Under schedule In eject MAY %, 1857, treirs
hsN Maesling Central eadasd time: For Steu
$40 p M For s:eu benville, 500 D. m. Tbe IA IA
q. m; and S:o5 p H. trains make direct connrrtlan
LOT Columbus. Cincinnati; ladisnapoiS and SSi l
tago me l2:S5 p. M train makes direct Oounot,
Trains arrive at Wheeling, G,l5 4. H., 1000 A, m
-. - 100 nnI ~. y. !n. ~ y - gI.e2I mvN 4
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Wool.

ERw York. Nov. 1.-wool quiet; domestic fleece
26asic: pulled liaslc: Texas sA29a. I, =
changed. n '-l.l1Ci' - :, =.
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NAILS

".
q, g g; q and ID, s2s5; ID and Sd, Il q; 81
BarsIGa inch, 8, 40; Il trch, s. 40; inch 8. Is:
TAI men s y @lA Inch - 4o:lh Inch. s. is; TX
Fsat,h,ng,l inch, s. IS: lk:!nch, IS is: IN inch
IS i; inch Ssd over. Ii a. n'n % i 1
G1't,y ed soI-lod to SOD, 50 49, 81, Sis: Cd
80; ID, 81 &:. Sd...s4 6S. l5FI7' -. :
PRODUCE. ti17 y,
These pr!ces are based On wholesale transactions
q this day, s1bcGt to fluctuations during The week,
b4sfr-DeEa0d lair; country choice l7u2Oc;
good country 12al6o: supply lair aud demand good,
Bet.s-New handpicsed navy 81 AOal 50 per
hushel: demand good. 80 = =
., Dram htGa.New evapora:ed pared peaches BOA
berries salCe. New sun dred-Apples, quaf:ats IA
quarters 6ssc; d. pared I65 iSc pltied che,res II
giSc; neY eT4nora:ci apples 1CGllc Market on
csed fruit u0uiinai; demand mOde-ate. l'-fs-
EecS-,st!ictly iresh' stock at 20a2lc per doz.;
supply Light and demand good. a -
reslherI-Gho!ce 5ll55c, Il original packsgcs: IA
Sc cloyc In small lots. - - :, - - 81 T.
, SsymyhS,se white cays isaisa; choice
: fonrsG-;spt!aS chickens 81 75a2 so per doz.; dc.
maad good: supply strong. - -. - :,
lsl1sc for Ill wool lSl1Nc for mixed, - ~ -
iAird-country prime, 6i%a7c; demand tsts,
Apptts- Green, per bbl.. homo Grown, 81 fse2 ca
per DBL; fancy 50 = demand good: SUPPLY uEht. =
Observation-Disclosures, new, home raised, Eia7ca
per 6Hshel; Cni6nssl Coal per s,,is.oi; ROOD de-
sgG No.; ~ CSoease 81 b. 70 per barrel. Turnlps
iroiiedt Ftt'sts-Lemons. 81 5oai Is per boz: An.
pinwall bananas 81 75a2 50 per bunch orsns,s.
aeAslna, 81 7SaS " Dor so1. -. -" -"
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Cotton

t'aw Yoak, Nov. i.-co.:on dnll; uplands sss.c:
Orleans glc; sales ia bales: fu,nrs clostd quiet
aud steady; November 9.65c; Eeoembcr 9'63c:
January 900: February 0 nc; March sic; april
9s?e; Nay 9.sCc; juno lo.tao; July lO.C9c; Angus!
10l6,, rs II-s'- - - :
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POEO1hI,~

New YoaK; Nov. l-retro!sum opened strong
a. Isc, and SOLO down 70 7Esc. Immediately there
moved up III heisce Of heavy s.les to 731Sc after
which i saggsd OF aud closed steady at 7&c: Sales
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FOR RENT,

F0R RENC-THREE ROOMS UP.
- STAIRS. at No o. Twenty. fourth street. Pos.
ieition at once Enquire OF WIN, MAGIOS, J, n,
No. q Twenty. fnnrth street 'i-li.I 7f1'e onE7 =
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

.PALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD
Of trains from Wheeling Schedule
In effect October l, 1851 Eastern time: 4
Exppsss LOT GhiHaSo and ms Northwest $3.50 a.
except saturday. IS r. s.-5 .a--g "a, -
Express iGr Cincinnati and St Louis, ESQ a. No.,
II :i5 p m. daily ',"r ~ 7g 20 N ~ -
ZsnesTtlle accommodation, 7:i5 a m, daily cY.
!, z;enesyil!e seconsaddatIon. arrive. G:l5 p. m
Express Tor Washington y. G., Baltimore, phils.
daily = = - 80 80 - ui'
Express trains arrive from Chicago, SEQ and $50
d. m. and Gas ?. m. daily, aud 4:5Sa nj. daily OK.
Expra,a trllIns arrive from St. Louis and cIucip.
natl, i5a a. m. and 6::b . m. daily. -.
EXPOS trains arrive from PhiladeIrh!a, Dnlif.
more aaH Washington, y. c. 1850 o. N. and lO:i5
Fer Columbus, 9;5oa m. aud ll:l5 p nj. daily,
and ~ 2;25 p. m. daily except Sunday: .1.. +
and and 6i5 p m. daily, aud l0:s5 q. m. daily except
For Pittsburgh and Washington. Pa 500 a. H.:
Express. $40 q m 1ah and 200 p IN. daily. Adj.
daily except sunday. .-1s.s ~ 800. =.
Tra.ns arrive from Pittsburgh, $40 AMI l,a5 c,
m; 6:55 and II 40 D. m daily. = < - -
lia,ns arrive from Washington, Pa, $50 a. NJ,
, For aoundssllle, 1900 noon, daily cxccp. Bun.
Leave Moundsvllle 1855 p m, daily excep,
For fairmont. 4Iop n. Leave Ee!rmons, 5:25
a. n, daily exCop. -uDday. 80 - : 80
Fer Cumberland, $50 a. m. Leave Gum berlana
7:l5 a. m, daily except Sunday. III = -
For ~ -NGirsvtllc, $3.50 a. m. and 2 D. m, daily.
excont Sunday, and Z y. IN daily. s 80
From Ut. Csitsyille. s:o5 g. m daily, ard $40
and 6:l5 n. IN. dn:lY, except Bun day, 80
baggage called Tor and checked n. hotels And
residencea on orders lett at ticket oHlcc l2lO Mar.
ket street, and a. cepot .se' - =, 4
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:, =. y. =. 9. Z. LORD, Con. Para, Ascent.
W. N. CLEMENTS, Manager, - -. 90 -

CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAN.
" EOAD.--Urder schedule In oiIeot NAY "a
1857, t!s1ns leave Bridgeport, Central Atant,a,1
time: For Pittsburgh and Cleveland. $40 a. m.
l:l2 p. m. For Pittsburgh, 10:17 a. N. For Walls,
Vile, 4:R D. N, For stcubenyilIo, 1886 4, IN. IN,
Martins Ferry, Gas a. m. -, II = A''E = VI
Trains arrive at Bridgeport At 7:6s a. NJ, 1929
NJ, 2S6 p n, t:19 p m. !:bl p. H., and 7a D, m
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ulL OI-T. "a, My l. Opened at 7shc; highest
1917: loWsst ne: closed ut 7g1ze: sales ,09i CO
hsrilS; clcnrances 2,52GocU barrels; runs III 072
harse,H ship neu.s i6;llo barrels; charters Se9Ol
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kty Goo,i8,

New YORK, Nov. 1.-For immediate wants there
was q more moderate demand. though for .omc
spcctalie' It was better In this way Of spring US.
sor!nents there was more doing. 49, ,'slL5
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co,

For ticsolS or further information address,
Jams H.. WILSON," CovInston, Ky. II you
h l not been fortunate elsewhcro try mo for q
A. JAMES II. WILSON. 1t
Mention this paper. ocl2.wsav
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mr.: lowest 7lslc: closed at 7gkc: runs ll7,Ofs
barrels shipments lo3 LOG barrels; cearauoss 5000
barrels 80 : = -
.IrrsSuEnH Pa, NOV. l.-Pcsroleum opened at
IsAe; closed At 7sc: hlghes, Tic: loves. T21zc.
tTasv1LLs. Pa Nov. l-0pened at 1880; high.
est 7s7sc; lowest 72e14c: closed At 72ic. Il a
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ElNE FARM FOR SALE, :

Situated ~ miles southwest OF St. Claissytlle
containing la5 acres OF choice land, on which
story name d"cl'ns; best barn In BeSmon. coun.
", s!aeirS, Wagon theds, co n cribs and all leces
tary outbu:ldinSs An abundance OF irni, OF all
Kinds three ycod apple orchards. u rood pear
Of the hfst stock farms III l,elIuoHt county, and
can be divided 10 make two good farms aili DO
sold chcsp h1d on easy terms. For particulars
cali on or addtets Z T. HI -kLL,
Real Estate md Insurance. Agent,
il O"%t il '.--tr tH afr.fNrt-fsH Sss BRIDGEPORT O.
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Tho New York mastsr printers regard
The etrika Of thoir employees 40 q typogra.
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Hugo IInhSltcrl's Testimony.
Tho Swift Specific Company, Atlanta Ga, XII +
0entcmen--For two years Ind n severe cnsc OF
eczema. fused tar soaps sulphur soaps md various
other remedies, and was prescribed for by numbers
OF physicians, but found no relief. At last deter
lhcd TO try the s 8. ). remedy. and seven eight
bottles have thoroughly relieved me. and you can
uso this certificate In any manner YOU WISH ,'.z r
~ ~ (. t'lsF5.F'--s. 7l-s. D uuuO lIAssKEEL,
~ = f.I Member Of ThalIa Theatre
New York. Nay 5, 1887. 2 :, !7IFi7'
- Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed FREQ.
.%, Tue SWIFT srrclrIc Co., yF
SO i&+e H i.-c& Drawer q, Atlanta, Ga
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2l19 PT1zes, nEaounttng OoO
Application ior rates to cluts should be made
only 70 the olicc oil the Company In New Urieaps,
FOR further information write clearly, giving tnll
! address. POSTaL tI0TL1S, EIpreoa Money O,dors,.
fancy BY Express tst our cxpense) addressed s
;N-,-s2 II. A. DAUpHIN, Oh
o. Il. L. DAUPHN, -. - - <
- ttrl WfphJnoton n r. ga 'a45. Il =, r ~
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Sa'a' ;.s..zsr'1't;%i; StwYoHk.: SAY !, 1851.
swi't specIlo Company, Atlant1 Ga. = = *
Qentlemcn--Ha S1ng been annoyed with p!mplcs.
ernptcns md rouShncss OF tho skin, from bad con.
dtion or my blood, for moro than II year, used
lcadin. preparation OF sarsaparla aud other advCr
tisci rcflc TO effect. Then consulted prom,
,Ec,ft physician, and from j!s treatment rptulvtd
~ he9tnt. the concluded to try tho s. 3. rom
sly for tho 1boodi md ilvc or ak packages by u
emopthncss TO my skin, have made mo happy, and
1hCfIlalY Slvo you this tcstinonlal FOR such Ise
Gand publicity as you wish g mako OF IL {. 81
~ Dowcryi near Canal Street.
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WE hte Farm on Glenn's Rim, one milo cast
n, r,i'rcad; frame house, 100 fruit trtes, acres
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Worlds bisEsassy l.saleai Association,
III. Coz main ST., RUEEarO, NY,
Tbo Theutrical profouulo,,u,,


fcr.t will win and receive public recognition md
praise. Facts, which nre tho outcome OF gcncra!cI
pcrencc, growing through years OF critical and
practical test. become rs rooted and immorablc NJ
tho rock Of Gibraltar In public opinion and hcncc
forth need no further guarantee Us to thcis SlM
!ncnes5. Tho lndsputablo fact that swltts Specific
il tho best blood purifier In tho world. tthe4p
lnmoyahlo Gibraltar rock tacls Of which wp ila16
spoken, and every days experience roots this con.
vict!on deeper md deeper In pnbilo opinlon Every
class q our pcSne In America a, anH f. Europe.
medical profession, have horno voluntary tcslI.
niony 10 tho remarkable virtues or s. S. s. md
lis infGblo efficacy In curing all diseases OF tho
blood. These testimonials arc on nls by tho thou.
sands and open to tho inspection Of NIL No" conc,
unsolicited Two DISTINGUISHED members OF the thent-
rical profession who gratefully testify 10 thewondtg.
ful curative qualities OF tho SPECIFIC in their intt
sduai eases ThcI7 itstimonial, ato herewith sub.
mt,eN 10 tho public without further commeVt-lot
them epcais tor ihem,elves Tho Indy Is menger q
the famous ITALIA Theatro Company, oI.Ncw York.
and formerly Of the Rcsltence Theatre lrrln. Ger
many, and OF Mcvici;cr sStock Company OF Chicago.
Tho gentleman ID II well known member Of the New
York Thaa Theatre Company. Both nro well known
n Theatrical circles In this country ad In Europe,
oil To N
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' 10 lers Farm. . miles west Of Me,au,otas, 90
H. Convenient 10 church aud tchool. P,icc,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

THERE is no reason for raising q
tariff wall that will be absolutely in
surmountable by foreign goods. But
it should at least be so high that the
foreign producer cannot come over it
without as much difficulty and ex-
pense as home manufacture is CON-
PEELED to incur by reason of the Sc
verer conditions of home production.
So far the United States has succeed
ed in protecting itself in this regard;
its industries have not fallen into such
straits as has the British iron and
steel trade. There is always danger,
however, lest in the prosperity of the
present we forget the means by which
it has been attained. For that reason
this latest warning which comes to us
from England is worth thinking
about, especially as the extremely
delicate work of making necessary
changes in our tariff without imperil-
ling its benefcent effects is now upon
us.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

OK the 18th inst. THE Historian
stated that ''it will give as much space
to those desiring to give their views
on prohibition as the paper itself de-
votes editorially to adverse argument
regarding the advisability of such
movement" This we then believed,
and still believe to be fair. But If
our prohibition friends continue to
mistake words for ideas and space for
logic, The Historian holds itself in no
way bound to make up the deficiency.
We are in receipt of enough manu-
script to set in type to fill three Asro-
RIANs, all this in reply to a few terse
lines OF editorial comment on the folly
OF the prohibition attempt Boil
down, condense, squeeze together:
strike out all your long adjectives;
choose between what you know to be
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The correspondence between the
department Of justice and its officers
in Alaska, in regard to the realease OF
British vessels seized during the sum.
mer Of 1886, for alleged violation OF
the seal fishery laws, is made public.
The first order for the release of the
Canadian vessels at Sitka was sent by
telegraph, and the United States mar
shal at Sitka did not comply with it,
because he feared it was bogus. The
order was repeated by telegraph and
letter.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

TIE effect of protective tariff as it
applies to the workingmen is shown
from the fact that while the American
workingmen in nine states, under pro-
tective tariff, have over S1,0OO,OOO,OOO
in savings banks, the vastly greater
mass Of workingmen in Englapd, Ire
land, Scotland and Wales, all working
under free trade, have only two-fifths
as much in the postal and savings
banks.
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QUITE recently there has come into
existence in this country a society
which proposes TO unite the life in
surance feature with the cooperative
practice of the building association.
In brief, its objects are that members
can purchase homes by making month
ly or quarterly payments for a term of
from five to twenty years, payments
being graded according to the age of
the person when becoming a member
and the length of time the payments
are to run. Should member die be-
fore the full number of installments
are paid, the mortgage is cancelled
and the house becomes the property
of the heirs, free and clear of all claims,
In lieu of a fixed amount of insurance
money. In the plan of this society
there are no assessments upon surviv
ing members, the fund for the cancel
lation of mortgages at members death
being created by the regular amount
each member is paying for this insur-
ance feature. This society is thought
by its originators to be an improve
ment upon the building association.
Its plans are somewhat novel and
quite different in many respects from
the latter. But the objects TO be
gained are similar in both, and con-
sideration of one makes a comparison
with the other necessary.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

THE Glasgow Herald, in acknowl-
edging the completeness and fairness
of the defeat of the Thistle, advocates
the construction of a center-board
yacht to compete for the America cup.
But whether this plan meets with ap-
proval or not, adds the Herald, we
must on no account dream of giving
up the friendly contest which has
such deep hold on the lovers of this
noble and exhilerating sport on both
sides of the Atlantic.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

THE general assembly, knights of
Labor, killed the usefulness of the
general executive board, for the COM
ing year at least, in taking away the
only source of revenue it had by vot-
ing that it be not compulsory on the
part of assemblies to pay their assess
ments to maintain the board. This
leaves the board just where it was be-
fore the Richmond convention.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

JOHN BRIGHT, the great English
commoner, in a recent letter to a friend
in Canada on the temperance ques-
ton, says: 1T seems that a severe
system of taxation isalmost the only
remedy that can be adopted with
much hope of success" He has not
much faith in the success of absolute
prohibition.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

THE prohibition amendment in Ten
nessee is said by the press of that
state to owe its defeat to the Demo
Gratis, the result showing that only ten
out of fifty-six Democratic counties
gave maiorities for it, while twenty
two out OF thirty-nine Republican
counties returned maiorities in its ia
yOr.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

A Boston cigar manufacturer being
prosecuted recently for selling cigars
on Sunday in violation of the Sunday
law, raised the novel plea that tobac-
co was defined in the pharmacoppia
as a remedial drug, and the sale Of
drugs was not prohibited on Sunday.
The court required him to pay fine
Of $40 and costs all the same.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

fact and what is just simply your
private opinion. This is not a month
ly review: it is a daily newspaper and
no one cares for long articles: we are
in favor of prohibition-of any article
over a column in length.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

All the patent medicines advertised
in this paper, together with the choicest
perfumery, and toilet articles, etc. can
be bought at the lowest prices, at J. W.
COnn's drug store, opposite Or'idrnt
hctel, Astoria.
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ASTORIA. OREGON:

BoB MORROW, the San Francisco
millionaire and jury ixer, has had his
trial; the jury "disagreed"-eleven
for conviction, one for acquittal.
That's the way: the state needs twelve
men on jury: the defense only needs
one.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-10-25

Ten cents for cup of Fabre'S nice
coffee.
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Try Fabre's celebrated pan roast.
Meals Cooked TO OrtIel

Private rooms for ladies and families:
at Central Restaurant, next TO FOard &
Stokes.
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Oysters I'm Every SfyIc

At the Central Restaurant, next TO
Foard & Stokes.
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NEW TO-DAY.
MeetinQ Notice.

THE PILOT COMMISSIONERS OF
Il Washington Territory will ho.d meet
Ing at Iwaco, on Thursday, Nov. 3rd. at p
NJ. 10 transact any business that may come
before the board.
F. S. BATES.
Sap'c
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For the best photographs and tintype'
go TO Crows Gallery.
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GarnbriuuS Beer

And Free Lunch at the Telephone IA
loon, cents.
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FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING,
MISS M. L. RICHARDSON

son, competent and Fashionable Dress
maker lust arrived from the East, and is de-
slr0us OF having the Ladies' of Astoria. who
wish well-made Dresses to call, see fittings
ana samples and decide for themselves,
Cass street, three doors south Of AsroRI-
AN OFFICE.
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Notice..

VyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FISH
Il ermen's Pkg. Co., will be held i'm their
Office AT Upper Astoria, on the 29th OF Oct. =,
1887. TO elect directors for the ensuing year
and transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
By order president.
ROB, JOHNSON.
Secretary,
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Notice.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WEST
II Coast Pkg Co. viii be held i'm their Of
fee, In Astoria, on the oath day OF October,
1887, 10 elect directors for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction OF such other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting.
BY order of the President.
S. E. MORTON,
Seq
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Boat Building.
JOE LEATHERS

Is at the old stand prepared TO build all
kinds OF boats used on the Pacific Coast.
Builder Of steamers Electric. FdrOrite,
TOnqitfn, and others.
Model Making a speciality. Stock ana
Workmanship first class.
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School Taxes.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In taxes for school district No. are now
due and payable al my Office on Main street
wharf and that the same Will be deemed de-
linquent unless paid within sixty days from
this date. j. G. HUSTLER,
District Clerk.
Astoria, Aug q. lsS7.